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Does climbing into the pulpit week after week give a girl a skewed, unrealistic view of reality? Absolutely! Read all about it . . .
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4 comments:
As long as it leaves out the part at the deli where Sally....er, um, you know.
Yes. I think it will make sense to LOTS to people.
I love that scene. Sally says what she does with such conviction--as if everybody connects underwear and Jesus.
A couple of weeks ago when the Scripture passage was where Jesus referred to the Syrophoenician woman as a "dog", I used the scene from the wedding reception - after they've slept together - and Harry says, "you know how a year is like seven to a dog?" and Sally becomes incensed and says, "who is supposed to be the dog in this story? Am I supposed to be the dog? I'm the dog?!"
So, yeah, I'd say, go for it! And not just because I want someone else to use an illustration from that movie ;)
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